The long awaited general release of MySQL 8.0 was finally announced last week. MySQL, as we all know, is the world’s most popular open source database. Despite the growing adoption of NoSQL databases, MySQL continues to be widely used across the industry. The new features introduced in version 8.0 bring significant upgrades in performance, security as well as database development and administration.
Let’s take a quick overview of all the new features and additions introduced in MySQL 8.0, and how they may affect the developers and DBAs:
There are lot more enhancements to the MySQL database such as replication, MySQL shell, and the different DevAPI-based connectors.To know more about the newly added features in MySQL 8.0 in detail, you can check out their official blog page.
Download the in-demand 8.0 release to try the new features of MySQL! Additionally, to upgrade your existing MySQL installation from the previous version, you can also check out official MySQL 8.0 documentation.
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